In the
province of Latakia, army units of the Syrian army, backed by Russian
military robots, have captured the strategic height of 754.5.
The attack
on this height involved six robotic systems "Platform-M"
and four sets of "Argo". Attack of the robots was supported
by the recently supplied to Syria, self-propelled artillery guns
(SPAG) "Acatsia" that can destroy enemy positions by a high
angle of fire.
From the
air, reconnaissance drones were deployed to monitor the situation on
the battlefield. They passed on detailed information to the field
command center "Andromeda-D", as well as to Moscow — to
the National Control Centre of the Defence command post of the
General Staff of Russia.
Initially,
attack robots were deployed, they approached the militants'
fortifications at a distance of 100-120 meters, thus attracting
firing in their direction, and after the enemy positions from where
they were being fired at were detected, the artillery guns (SPAG's)
immediately struck at them.
Following
the robots, at a distance of 150-200 meters, the advancing Syrian
infantry attacked, thus clearing way for the capture of the strategic
height.
Drones
controlled all movements of militants. Artillery strikes were
conducted at the militants' positions. Hardly 20 minutes after the
attack of the fighting robots began, the militants fled, abandoning
their dead and wounded. On the slopes of the height of 754.5, about
70 dead militants were counted. No Syrian soldiers died in this
attack, only 4 were wounded.
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when the arms industry will fully automate the new weapons,
private armies will only serve as assistance to fully automated
war machines. We already see the test fields of the weapons of
future˙
the drones in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere. It's
not accidental that the arms industries demonstrate new weapons
designed to be used inside urban areas for suppression of
potential riots. There will be no "outside enemy" in the
future. The threat for the dominant system will come from the
interior, the big urban centers. Soldier-robots will protect
worker-robots and resources.
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